Ok taught there in early 90's, The good; great place to fly and continue to learn and develop as a pilot. You will meet some great people both peers and students. Most everyone of my students have made it to the Majors or Regionals.(nothing to do with me I assure you). Same with my flight instructor peers. Maintenance is always top notch. The airplanes are safe and the school strongly emphasizes safety.
The bad; is ERAU politics. There is a disconnect with the main campus due to culture.( At least during the time I was there) PRC in my opinion is the more serious of the two flight schools when it comes to flying. ERAU is expensive, parents tend to get involved especially when you are giving your student numerous "XT's" so he can pass his stage check or FAA ride. Oh, and if he doesn't pass? it's your fault not your students, doesn't matter how well he/she prepares or applies themselves, it will always be your fault. Hence the tendencies for the XT's.
This is what made the place stressfull at times. A very strict standard of performance demanded of the students( a good thing) coupled with the "student is a customer and the customer is always right" ( a bad thing when you are teaching a youngster how to be a competent pro) can combine to make things less then pleasant.
I'm happy I was there for 4 years instructing. I learned a great deal. Met some wonderful people whom I still connect with. Overall it was a positive experience. I highly recommend it and wish you the greatest success.